DNA Vs DNA-C

Product Notes

2013 album from the Japanese noisemakers. Hyper-energetic and relentless, they never take themselves too seriously not to have fun. Their first US record in over 10 years documents the trio's dual bass and drum attack - a monster that pounds the listener into a custard donut, ever so thick and creamy, cooked by Satan. Singer/bassist Hide is the confident guide across the menacingly complicated galaxy of DNA vs. DNA-c, a perilous journey through regions of Psychedelia and primal, fuzzy Punk Rock. Avoiding complete obliteration by the massive blackness of outer space, Ultra Bidé heads directly toward the stratosphere. Ultra Bidé has the musicianship and vigor of heavy music experts. Hide's vocals drive the trio's insane dragster far past the supersonic barrier, and it's vivacity is startling.

2013 album from the Japanese noisemakers. Hyper-energetic and relentless, they never take themselves too seriously not to have fun. Their first US record in over 10 years documents the trio's dual bass and drum attack - a monster that pounds the listener into a custard donut, ever so thick and creamy, cooked by Satan. Singer/bassist Hide is the confident guide across the menacingly complicated galaxy of DNA vs. DNA-c, a perilous journey through regions of Psychedelia and primal, fuzzy Punk Rock. Avoiding complete obliteration by the massive blackness of outer space, Ultra Bidé heads directly toward the stratosphere. Ultra Bidé has the musicianship and vigor of heavy music experts. Hide's vocals drive the trio's insane dragster far past the supersonic barrier, and it's vivacity is startling.